“Good women still exist. But our stomachs ain’t flat and we talk back” is attributed to J.F. Worthington, Toni Rogers. The quote might be interpreted that women should not be judged based on their physical appearance or how outspoken they are, but instead should be judged on the strength of their character and accomplishments. It is a reminder that women should not be shamed for having curves or being opinionated – both of which can be seen as positive qualities.
A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle.
At this age, why be the princess or the damsel in distress when you can fix the damn thing by yourself?
A good woman doesn’t want perfect; she wants honesty and someone who is man enough to realize that she deserves the truth.
A real woman is not impressed by money, because she knows what she has to offer is priceless.
A strong woman is one who is able to smile this morning like she wasn’t crying last night.
A woman’s strength isn’t just about how much she can handle before she breaks. It’s also about how much she must handle after she’s broken.